We care your clothes

Ironing is an inconspicuous but essential part of the daily routine in many households. Although it can seem like an endless task, it has its charm – the smell of freshly washed laundry, the sight of neatly folded shirts and the pleasant feeling when you lie down in the evening to fragrant, freshly changed bed linen.

Husband's office shirts
– the calling card of every day

Shirts often bear the traces of a hard day's work – wrinkled sleeves, creased collars, sometimes even small stains. Ironing gives these pieces back their elegance and freshness. It pays to take the time to each part – especially the collar, cuffs and buttonholes. A lightly steamed iron and a calm pace are the keys to a perfect result.

Children's clothes:

an adventure that ends at the ironing board

Children love to play outside – and that usually means full laundry baskets. T-shirts, sweatpants, sweatshirts – everything has been through a hard day full of movement. Even children's clothes deserve care, especially if we want to keep them in good condition for as long as possible. Ironing not only helps with appearance, but also hygiene – a hot iron can eliminate residual bacteria from the outside environment.

Bed linens:

a fragrant symbol of home comfort

Changing bed linen is like a small holiday – the fresh smell of fabric softener, cleanliness and the moment when you lie down in the evening and everything is soft, smooth and warm. Ironed bed linen looks luxurious and cozy. Whether you use traditional cotton or fine satin, ironing will add softness to the textiles and improve the quality of your sleep.

Delicate and expensive clothes? Always on the wrong side

Some pieces need to be treated with care. Delicate fabrics, silk, lace or expensive blouses should always be ironed on the wrong side, ideally over a thin fabric or canvas. This will prevent shine on the fabric or damage to it. When in doubt, it is always worth looking at the label - it often indicates the temperature and appropriate ironing method.

. Price 500,-CZK/hour for 1 person